F15 multi-parameters monitor is designed to match the pace and unique needs of adult, pediatric, and neonatal intensive care; anesthesia and peri-operative care. Its intelligent monitoring, alarming, TCP/IP networking and many other features will provide easy, integrated monitoring in any application.
Brief Description
• 15" color TFT LCD screen supports display max. 8 waveforms
• Personated voice reminding alarm; Visual On-display and integrated alarm light
• Display mode: Standard, Large Font, NIBP Trend, Trend Table, Full lead ECG, Oxy CRG.
• Drug calculation and titration table
• Real time ST segment analysis, pace maker detection and Arrhythmia analysis,
• Extended advance function: IBP, BIS, EtCO2, Multi-gas/O2
• Suitable for monitoring adult, pediatric and neonatal patient.
• Supporting storage of 720 hours patient data, 10000 NIBP records and 1000 alarm event.
• External lithium battery
Structure chart:
TFT Color display
F15 has an integrated color TFT display, with a wide viewing angle, providing high resolution data presentation. Multi-parameter monitor are displayed as large, easy-to-read numeric. 15 inch (1024 x 768 pixel) color TFT LCD rolling and refreshing waveform display.
Information such as patient identification, date and time, alarm information, prompt and error message are also clearly shown.
Printer:
F15 has an integrated, high resolution build-in thermal printer
The monitor prints the time, the date, trace identification symbols and paper speed when first switch on.
Print width: 50mm
Waveform: 2 channels
Print speed: 25mm/s, 50mm/s
Alerting:
When an alarm limit is exceeded, it is signaled by the monitor in the following ways:
• An alarm tone sounds
• An alarm message is shown on the screen.
• The numeric of the alarming measurement flashes on the screen.
• Alarm Off/Pause Alarms function
Alarm latching / non-latching:
Visual
Audible
Personated voice alarm
Monitor Connectors and Interfaces:
• Parameter cable interface
• AC power input socket
• Network interface
• External VGA interface for connection of alternate display